Scientific Training
Hands-on workshops in computational and molecular biology tools for postgraduate and research teams.
Overview
Scientific Training delivers hands-on workshops for postgraduate students and research teams, most commonly in computational structural biology tools — GROMACS, PyMOL and ChimeraX — alongside scientific and grant writing.
Workshops are built from real teaching experience, including MSc-level computational structural biology workshop series, and are designed around actual research questions rather than generic tutorials.
How it works
Needs assessment
Understanding participants' current skill level and the research questions the workshop should serve.
Curriculum design
Building a workshop structure around real datasets or case studies where possible.
Delivery
Hands-on, in-person or remote delivery with guided practical exercises.
Follow-up support
A follow-up window for participants to ask questions as they apply what they've learned.
Benefits
Training built around real research tools and workflows
Content pitched to participants' actual skill level
Practical exercises, not just slides
A follow-up window instead of a one-off session
Frequently asked questions
Workshops have run for small postgraduate cohorts; group size can be discussed based on your needs.
Yes, though hands-on computational workshops (GROMACS, PyMOL) often work best with in-person or hybrid delivery.
Yes — the needs assessment step exists specifically to tailor content to real research questions where possible.
Yes, these can be booked as standalone sessions or combined with technical training.